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| Targets: |
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Anshan,
Mukden,
Formosa. |
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| Awards/Decorations: |
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Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal,
American Theater Service Medal,
Good Conduct Medal,
Air Offensive Japan,
Burma-India-China Offensive,
Air Combat India Burma,
Presidential Unit Citation,
WWII Victory Medal. |
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Service
Schools attended:
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| Armorer School, Buckley Field, Colorado |
Apr-May 1943 |
| Armorer School, Lowery Field, Colorado |
Jun-Jul 1943 |
| Central Fire Control School, Lowery Field, CO |
Aug 1943-Feb 1944 |
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| Military
Specialty Earned/Assigned: |
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CFC, Gunner
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| Military
Rank Upon Discharge: |
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S/Sgt. |
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| Crew
Type: |
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Flight Crew
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Aircraft
Name and
Serial Number/s: |
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42-6342 Sister Sue |
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| Were
you a POW?: |
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No
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Where?: |
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| Were
you interned?: |
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No
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Where?:
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| Date
transferred from the 58th Bomb Wing: |
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Sep 1945 |
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| Post-World
war II Military Service: |
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None |
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| Post-World
war II Civilian Occupation/s: |
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Pipe Fitter, Steam Fitter |
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| Thoughts
about service in the 58th Bomb Wing: |
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When you are 20 years old you are easily impressed. With an airplane like the B-29, it is easily done. |
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| Further
Comments : |
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We lost SISTER SUE in China. Nine of us made it out , two didn't. |
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